mcdevilkiller

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by mcdevilkiller 6y ago
In Spain too
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by mcdevilkiller 6y ago
Not maybe, that's exactly what they do.
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by mcdevilkiller 6y ago
First poster implied Amazon does this to retain more cash. Second implied they do it to prevent fraud instead.
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by mcdevilkiller 6y ago
The thing is, your country reacted, decisions were made and things changed a lot, thus you at least can maintain some volume of classes. Imagine just thinking about something like this here in Spain. Our politicians are a joke, and society
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by mcdevilkiller 6y ago
I feel so related to the third point.
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by mcdevilkiller 6y ago
exactly what I feel
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by mcdevilkiller 6y ago
if you want scriptability, go for Avisynth. It's complicated, but very powerful.
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
I id have some problems with algo behind a NAT. Though my usecase is a bit different, more of a road warrior, as I wanted to be able to access a server in one property (behind NAT) from my home PC (also NAT). I suppose I just need port forw
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
Is it, too, going to use 15% of CPU when doing intensive tasks?
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
One of the best solutions out there.
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
Exactly the same experience here! It's incredible how Google looks like a storefront rather than a search engine now, if you have off of it for a while.
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
No, they are mostly made of air, which floats (Partial sarcasm, as that is what makes them float)
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
Yes, this is it. He ported (and created) Qemu to JS using Emscriptem and we can run differen OSes inside the browser. So cool!
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
I use Developer Edition on an 8 y/o PC and it doesn't lag. Even with 500 tabs open (using a tab suspender.
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
Whit uMatrix, you could have created a rule to block that script.
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
Wait, in the US you use 15A at 120v? Here in Europe (Spain at least) the typical is 16A at 240v. 1500W isn't that much of a problem. Oven breakers are even 20 or 32A.
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
Yes, please! And if possible, a lower frequency, higher thread count processor version plus a low core count, high frequency processor one.
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
Nah, they prefer having all the reviewers and online press in the pocket, you just need money for that, and if there is one thing Intel has, is money.
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
She was asking if it was true, discrediting it.
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
It doesn't. At first, it used an SMS IIRC that charged you a dollar every month or year, not sure. Then they scrapped that and they are now basing the income on WhatsApp for Business, although I don't know if they are charging yet
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
Ouch! I hope your fresh start paid off, though.
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
Node.js web server that bundles and configures a lot of middleware so you don't have to. Or something along the lines. Instead of hinting what is the gist of how it works, say it straight away.
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
And a very important one, Minecraft, atleast the Java version. It doesn't matter until you are running a couple hundred mods with lots of blocks and textures, when the max memory allocated gets saturated and it stutters like hell.
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
Are you sure it's km/s? :D
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
All are VP9 now.
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
At least, your competitors will pay too. If it was open source, they could use it without contributing back.
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
Then AutoDesk would drop the money on the table, fork your code and develop new features in the same time, then bundle free Arnold, and every AutoDesk format. And then youare ruled out. This is the same as it's happening with AWS. They
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by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
We should kill FM Radio stations already and use the frequency for these kind of things. The range and data-rates are excellent and the power consumption is low. If you want to listen to music or the news while in your car, LTE is cheaper t
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by mcdevilkiller 8y ago
Shebanged or banged?
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by mcdevilkiller 8y ago
It's supposedly UI agnostic and just requires QT5. Probably you can build it from source, and it will open as a normal app, in its own tile.

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